HELP need instruction/installation for Reverb unit

[palbuick]

I recently purchased a reverb unit and have no instructions for installation.

Any one have anything will settle for copy of instructions.

Thanks

Jim Schilf / palbuick@aol.com

[rocketraider]

What kind of car? GM used a couple of different wiring schemes for reverb units over the years. I can help you with Olds and Pontiac (which are different from each other ). Not sure which one Buick used.

1st thing I need to know is: does it incorporate a fader control and separate on-off switch (Olds type) or does it have a 3-position switch (front speaker only-reverb OFF; both speakers on- reverb ON; rear speaker only- reverb OFF- Pontiac type)?

Neat option to have, except when you hit a bump and hear the sproing noise from the reverb amp!

[palbuick]

Hi Rocketraider

Thanks for the response.

This unit is in the original box from Oldsmobile and marked 64. Also written on the box is NoSpeakers.

From inspection this unit seems to be new. No cut wires, and has a dash switch.

Will have to check on switch and see what kind it is.

I don't know what I will do , Sell or keep it. Might use it in my 66 Cat.

I will let you know abour switch tomorrow,

Jim Schilf / palbuick@aol.com

[Bill Stoneberg]

Jim,

You need to keep it and install it.

That way when you listen to the 8 track tapes, they will sound like you are in a concert hall.

I used to love those things except when the people talked.

[palbuick]

Rocketraider

The unit box has an Oldsmobile accessorie part number 982313, and marked on the box in pencil is 64 olds.

It has an on-off switch.

If you have a instruction sheet I would appreciate a copy.

Thanks for help.

Jim Schilf / palbuick@aol.com

[rocketraider]

I can send you a copy of the wiring diagram and schematic from the 64 shop manual. E-mail me privately with a mailing address.